I'll Always Call Your Name
"I'll Always Call Your Name" | ||||
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German 7" cover | ||||
Single by Little River Band | ||||
from the album Little River Band | ||||
B-side | "The Man in Black" | |||
Released | January 1977 | |||
Recorded | 1975 | |||
Length | 3:35 (single version) 4:48 (album version) | |||
Label | Harvest / EMI Music | |||
Songwriter(s) | Beeb Birtles | |||
Producer(s) | Glenn Wheatley, Little River | |||
Little River Band singles chronology | ||||
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"I'll Always Call Your Name" is a song by Australian band Little River Band. Originally released as a promotional single, the song was released in January 1977 in North American and limited European countries as the final single from the group's self-titled studio album. The song peaked at number 62 on the US Billboard Hot 100 in February 1977.
Reception
Cash Box magazine said "Even without considering that they are a new group from Australia, the Little River Band logged a fine initial track record with their first single, and this selection from the debut album continues the pop harmonies and creative instrumentals that attracted fans at the beginning. For AM and FM play".[1]
Track listings
- North American 7" (4380)
- Side A. "I'll Always Call Your Name" - 3:35
- Side B. "The Man in Black" - 5:06
- German 7" (1C 006-82 345)
- Side A. "I'll Always Call Your Name" - 3:35
- Side B. "The Man in Black" - 5:06
Charts
Chart (1977) | Peak position |
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US Billboard Hot 100[2] | 62 |
References
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- Wayne Nelson
- Chris Marion
- Ryan Ricks
- Colin Whinnery
- Bruce Wallace
- Graeham Goble
- Beeb Birtles
- Derek Pellicci
- Glenn Shorrock
- Roger McLachlan
- Graham Davidge
- Dave Orams
- Ric Formosa
- David Briggs
- George McArdle
- Geoff Cox
- Mal Logan
- Barry Sullivan
- Stephen Housden
- John Farnham
- David Hirschfelder
- Steve Prestwich
- Malcolm Wakeford
- James Roche
- Peter Beckett
- Tony Sciuto
- Richard Bryant
- Steve Wade
- Hal Tupea
- Paul Gildea
- Kevin Murphy
- Adrian Scott
- Glenn Reither
- Kip Raines
- Billy Thomas
- Mel Watts
- Greg Hind
- Rich Herring
- Little River Band
- After Hours
- Diamantina Cocktail
- Sleeper Catcher
- First Under the Wire
- Time Exposure
- The Net
- Playing to Win
- No Reins
- Monsoon
- Get Lucky
- Backstage Pass
- Live in America
- Live Classics
- It's a Long Way There (Greatest Hits)
- Greatest Hits
- Too Late to Load
- Worldwide Love
- The Classic Collection
- The Definitive Collection
- Ultimate Hits
- Masterpieces
- "Curiosity (Killed the Cat)"
- "Emma"
- "Everyday of My Life"
- "It's a Long Way There"
- "I'll Always Call Your Name"
- "Help Is on Its Way"
- "Witchery"
- "Home on Monday"
- "Happy Anniversary"
- "Shut Down Turn Off"
- "Reminiscing"
- "Lady"
- "Lonesome Loser"
- "Cool Change"
- "The Night Owls"
- "Man on Your Mind"
- "Take It Easy on Me"
- "Down on the Border"
- "St. Louis"
- "The Other Guy"
- "When the War Is Over"
- "Love Is a Bridge"
- "When Will I Be Loved"
- "Forever Blue"
- Members
- Discography
- Awards
- Birtles Shorrock Goble
- Birtles & Goble
- Mississippi
- We Two Pty Ltd v Shorrock (2002)
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